Giannini - Giannini - - Classical guitar - Brazil - 1980

Classical Guitar GIANNINI
Made in Brazil in 1986
Six strings
In excellent condition
Fir board
Ribs and back in rosewood.
Rosewood neck.
Guitar measurements
Total length 100 cm
Speaker height: 10 cm
Bottom case width 37 cm
Upper case width 28 cm
String height at the 12th fret: 3 mm
Brief history
The history of Giannini guitars begins in 1900, when Italian Tranquillo Giannini, who emigrated to Brazil, founded a company for guitar production in his home in São Paulo. Giannini, with luthier skills, began by repairing instruments for friends, but soon dedicated himself to production, initially in a small workshop, then in a real factory. The company, which became known as "Grande Fabbrica di Strumenti ad Arco di Tranquillo Giannini – Alla chitarra moderna", has marked generations of Brazilian musicians and expanded to produce several types of guitars, including classical models, acoustic, electric, and other instruments such as mandolins and cavaquinhos.
Here are some key points of Giannini's history.
Origins:
Tranquillo Giannini, born in Lucca, Italy, arrived in Brazil in 1896 and began repairing guitars for friends.
Company founding
In 1900, in São Paulo, he founded his company, initially named "Grande Fabbrica di Strumenti ad Arco di Tranquillo Giannini – Alla chitarra moderna".
Initial production
The company initially produced 2,500 guitars per year, mainly classical guitars.
Expansion
Over time, Giannini has expanded its production to include acoustic guitars, electric guitars, and other instruments such as mandolins and cavaquinhos.
Innovation
The company has distinguished itself through innovation, such as the introduction of new models and the use of advanced technologies.
Recognition
Giannini has become a recognized and respected brand in the world of music, especially in Brazil.
Current location
Today, the Giannini factory is located in Salto, in the state of São Paulo.
Worldwide shipping with express courier, insured and tracked.